410 Main St, New Hartford, CT 06057

Antique 1840 farmhouse replete with original beams and wide board planking meets newer internal plumbing ducts, piping and channels. Owner of this home is a lifelong Master Plumber and the home's only other previous owner was also a Master Plumber. The internal piping structure has been modernized over time while the historic detail and authenticity remain. DUAL ZONED RES AND BUSINESS! 25% of the home is zoned for business as an R-15 zoning. The three story barn can also be utilized for R-15 biz zone work. In 2004 an oil fired hot water heater was zoned into three sections. All ceilings were replaced and the entire structure has been insulated with either foam or fiberglass. Large bedrooms and living spaces with unique "Jack and Jill" closet in master bedroom. There are newer replacement windows but the solid, antique doors remain. The owner has done extensive pipe work in the home and says he has never seen asbestos anywhere during the years he lived there. The three-story and simply ENORMOUS barn is really a heated workshop with immense amounts of storage space and third floor soaring ceilings. There are two separate drive in entrances to this structure plus normal pedestrian entryways. One drive in entry is around the back of the barn. All electrical panels are upgraded and properly sized for both the home and the barn. There is extraordinary amounts of parking with extra large segments of asphalt surface, plus stone patios and walls for privacy and entertaining and a true front to back wrap around porch that offers great flow. Enjoy the privacy this home offers with the convenience of it's location! Minutes from shopping, alpine skiing, snowboarding, fishing and white water rafting. Work from home can now be a real and permanent thing at this dual zoned property. Superb location for anyone who enjoys the crisp, clean air of the outdoors and expansive tree-lined views near water hobbies and sports. The home was originally under contract with a lease purchase agreement, but the buyer was unable to close the financing. This inability to close had nothing to do with the home. The current tenant is on a month to month lease.